I find myself in a situation, where I need to open 4+ project folders and edit various files on all of them back and forth. I find it a tad bit annoying, when I have minimized them and hovering on taskbar shows me 4 of them and I keep mixing them up, which I want to edit.
Is there a plugin or way or a different editor all together, that will display my opened folders in sublime, just like it basically shows opened files?
I'm not sure about sublime ( but in eclipse/aptana or intellij/phpstorm, I do switches on projects). Because the way sublime works, it shows you by default one project folder per one sublime running. You can try this:
Open your 1st folder with sublime. Drag the 2nd folder onto sublime's sidebar. Do the rest of the folders same way.
For taskbar issue, you can try Taskbar properties>'Never combine' and just Alt Tabbing/Alt+shift Tabbing them...
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I want to have the openned in VSCode file moved from one pane to another. Just like in Sublime ctrl+shift+1 / ctrl+shift+2. What command is in charge of this?
split editor vertically (the second pane is empty), I do this by workbench.action.editoLayoutTwoColumns
move current open file from the first pane to the second
Open the command palette and search for View: Move Editor into to bring up related commands. In this case, you might be specifically looking for the following:
Command
Move Editor into Next Group
Shortcuts
Mac: ctrl+cmd+right
Windows/Linux: ctrl+alt+right).
After switching between projects I get this problem:
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Sometimes Sublime Text restart fix this issue but today It did not help. I am not able to use sidebar, It just stuck. It is strange that when you open "Find dialog box" (at the bottom), folders and files appear on Sidebar.
Add this line in Preferences > Settings - User
"ignore_inodes": true
Edit: Another option can be to create a new workspace
Using PhpStorm, I usually have 2 or 3 source files opened in splitted editors. Now that I have a secondary screen, I've put all the toolbars in the second screen, and I'd like to have a fixed 3-splits layout for my editors. But as soon as I close the last tab in one of the splits, that split is gone.
I've search through PhpStorm options and surfed for an answer, but didn't seem to find how to do it.
Is there any way to fix the split layout in PhpStorm?
It is not possible to get such behaviour in current version.
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-66407 -- watch this ticket (star/vote/comment) to get notified on progress.
I was doing some work on my iOS app and all of a sudden, something really strange began to happen:
For a second or so after I open my workspace, all of the files that I've added to the workspace are visible in the left sidebar as they should be. But after this second passes, a large chunk of these files vanish from the left sidebar. And it's not like they're completely gone - I can see the entire directory structure and files through the dropdown view, as shown in the attached screenshot. But as can also be seen in the attached screenshot, I cannot see this same information in the left sidebar.
And it's not because I haven't actually added these files to the workspace. I have - when I try to add the files again, all of the files are greyed out...meaning they've already been placed in the project.
I've tried restarting Xcode and restarting my Mac. I'm thinking about deleting the .workspace file and re-running pod install, but I don't want to do that until I've ruled out other options...that I might not be aware of but someone here might be able to quickly point out.
I've tried searching for this particular problem on Stackoverflow and on Google but to no avail.
Help would be much appreciated.
Look at the bottom of the left sidebar. You have selected the second icon (in blue) which means, you are displaying only the recent files of your project. Unselect it to display all your files.
I have a lot of files to keep open, and the current single line of tabs is just difficult. I see that GExperts and CNPack does not have that (unless I missed that).
Is there any trick to achieve that, or any other suggestion that I could have more tabs visible?
The TIDEGradientTabSet (if it's still used in modern Delphi) doesn't support multiline view, so the only option for those IDE experts could be making own tab set control hiding the original one.
Alternatives are:
On the far right of the tabs is a small down arrow. Press that, and you'll see a list of all the files that are open in the editor;
Pressing Ctrl+B will open up a dialog to select a tab;
TMS has a free tool AltTab but it did not get update for while. That was exactly what was needed for Delphi IDE;